They are the Royals destined to serve but not to inherit: they are the Spare Heirs.
From Margaret to Andrew to Harry they are the rebel royals who seem to be searching for a purpose to their lives.
Full, extended version. As the Princess Royal celebrates her 70th birthday The Royal Beat takes a look back at her extraordinary life.
Possibly the least complicated Royal romance of modern times. We head behind the headlines for the story of the Prince and the commoner, a girl from an ordinary middle class home.
Is this modest match set to be the Royal romantic success story to measure all others against?
Royal husbands Charles and Andrew failed to live up to expectations for the new breed of Royal Windsor Wives who were young, attractive, independent and unwilling to bow to a system they considered stuffy and old fashioned.
Prince Andrew talks frankly about serving his country in the Falklands conflict and what it’s like to face your own mortality.
Prince Edward’s decision to leave his Royal Marine training is examined.
The Duchess of York continues her quest to help a struggling family on a run down estate in Hull, northern England. Is it possible to live a happy, healthy life on a less than royal budget?
The Duchess of York travels to the poverty impacted city of Hull to meet a family living on social security that desperately need her help. Can she change the lives of this family that struggle daily to live on the breadline?
On her last television outing to Hull in the north of England, Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson realised that the problems facing estates across so-called 'broken Britain' are far more than just obesity. So she's decided to spend a week living across the Pennines in Manchester's sprawling Wythensh...
The Duchess thinks she has a solution; a community centre that will bring young and old together. And she’s got a novel way of how to achieve it, by bringing the mums together on the estate. But in the face of apathy, resistance and extreme intimidation, can the Duchess get the locals to come tog...
In a remarkably informal and candid interview, the Prince of Wales takes us on a private tour of his beloved gardens and house at Highgrove, his own personal retreat - and the home in which his sons grew up.
Originally noticed for her striking resemblance to Princess Diana, Sophie Rhys-Jones, wife of Prince Edward could not have been more different.
As an independent career woman the stage was set for a very modern Royal marriage.
